About the channel: Tara Stiles has been making YouTube yoga videos since 2007. Stiles is also the founder of Strala Yoga in NYC. Most of her videos are of just her, though she also includes some live classes at Strala (meaning there are students in them). Stiles and Strala have been featured in tons of national magazines and newspapers; she is generally a badass in the yoga world.

Feeling overwhelmed? Yoga can help you take a step back from your busy schedule and find balance. A stressed-out mind often means a tense body (think: a clenched jaw, a stiff neck), so a calming yoga flow can give you a sense of relief both inside and out. Clinical therapist and yoga instructor Lauren Taus leads the way in this short but restorative flow, which is designed to give you an opportunity slow down and de-stress.
About the channel: Nazaahah Amin is a leader in the wellness community for women of color. "Yoga is an excellent tool that can foster sisterhood and promote healing in the Black community," she writes on her website. She invites women to join her tribe by either coming to her DC- and Baltimore-based classes, or joining in online on her website or YouTube. Her channel is a mixture of classes and motivational messages and reflections.
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Dear road warriors and treadmill champs: You’re tight. (And by that, we mean your lower-body muscles are tight!) This routine boosts flexibility in the quads, hamstrings, glutes, and calves. The key? Spending some quality time in the poses and—as instructor Erin Motz notes—remembering to breathe deeply throughout so you don’t restrict blood flow to these areas. (via DoYouYoga.com)
What to Look for in Yoga Clothes: In the last decade yoga has taken over, and with it a large number of clothing and activewear brands who have found their niche in outfitting yogis of all different styles, shapes, and sizes. This is the reason we have decided to curate the best of those yoga apparel brands on one website. Now you can purchase your favorite strappy Onzie bras in that cool new print and those new Teeki Hot Pants you've had your eye on, all in one place. Both yoga apparel brands have some of the best yoga pants you will ever put on! From the Vinyasa addict to the slow and steady Hatha practitioner, our yoga clothing and activewear brands will take you through your practice with fashion and function designed specifically for your style of practice. We take our yoga clothing and activewear seriously and don't carry brands that we wouldn't stand behind. Yogis who prefer more yang in their practice will find that supplex fabrics wick sweat away and stay in place as they flow throughout their practice. Hot Yogis who turn up the tapas will want ultra breathable fabrics that dry quickly like Recycled PET and Lyrca.